Sequence preset H.264 Extreme High Quality (XHQ) 50Mbps for JVC GY-HM 850e

Hi there,
I'm wondering if there is ( or coming soon) a sequence preset for the new JVC GY-HM850e for editing in the H.264 Extreme High Quality (XHQ) 50Mbps mode.
I'm using Adobe premiere CS 6
Regards,
Martin Beeren

It's not that CS6 isn't 'supported'. You can still get help for it, it will still receive bug fixes and whatever updates are needed to work with new Operating Systems. But CC is the latest version, and it's pretty common practice for companies to put new features only in the newest version.
It's common for hardware, too. How often do you see the dealer adding new features to the car you bought last year? Normally you need to buy this year's model to get the new features. The only difference is that you can no longer buy, you have to lease. Some don't like that and will do without the new features. But the warranty on last year's model is still good.
Once again, you can get the needed sequence by right clicking on a clip in the bin and selecting New Sequence from Clip.

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